This plant is going to be insane, I won't be going back to autoflowers. This wait is going to be so worth it, hoping for at least a qp (125g).
I shouldn't have fed her on Wednesday, the rusty spots are getting worse and the watering definitely didn't help. I won't be feeding again untill the soil balances out
Hey,
About 3 fanleaves are showing some brown blotches on them (visible in week 5). I gave her 7ml of grow nutes and 5 cal/mag in case shes developing a deficiency. Any ideas to pin the cause down?
What kind of nuts and that al ml in how many liters? If u have set 12/12 h of light u can start use half and half grow and bloom nuts to give also the right ammount of P and K that now she needs
Don’t go over 1/2 recomended dose 😊✌️🏽
Maybe start to ph- your water if u haven’t do that already high ph can cause a little bit of struggle to uptake the micronutrient for the plants and show some rust spots on the upper leaves
My leaves are starting to look pretty dark. Unfortunately both my calmag and terra bloom contain N so its hard not to give. Is the current shade of green still okay?
Hi there, Plants still need Nitrogen during the early flowering stage.Nitrogen toxicity mostly occur from high pH substrate.Dark green leaves follow up by 90degree clawing leaves are sign of Nitrogen toxicity.So I would like to recommend to keep monitoring on dark green leaves whether they become clawing.Happy growing... ✌️
I've asked this before, but the issue still seems to be there though it's very minor. Some of my more developed buds sugar leaves are showing brown markings. Last watering I flushed her but the markings seem to be spreading still, although very slowly. What am I dealing with?
If your growing in fabric planters the answer is simple. Very hard to get water through the entire planter, it channels like a river and runs out the sides. It leaves dry areas in your root zone which leaves brown spots in your leaves., usually half way and to the top of your plant. Let it sit in its runoff water a little while to wick some of that water into the planter. Cheers
Ciao. Attualmente ho il tuo stesso problema, stesso stadio di fioritura circa. Credo proprio che sia stress da troppa luce intensa vista l'insorgenza del problema nelle cime più alte e più esposte alla fonte luminosa. Quindi le foglie stanche e sotto stress non riescono a smaltire i sali minerali che rimangono intrappolati e creano bruciature. Dai uno sguardo al mio diario per confrontare i sintomi. Ciao e buona fortuna 🌱😃
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